‘Terrorist’ Attack at Market in France Leaves One Dead
As he began his attack, the 37-year-old was heard shouting, “Allahu akbar,” according to France’s antiterrorism police. The Arabic phrase, meaning “God is great,” is an everyday expression used in religious and nonreligious settings alike, but has also become a war cry in some terrorist attacks by Islamic fundamentalists.
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Blasts rocked three empty buses in a Tel Aviv suburb, and explosives were found at other sites, authorities said.
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An “Islamist terrorist” who allegedly stabbed a man to death in France avoided deportation 10 times, the country’s interior minister has revealed. The suspect launched a stabbing spree in the middle ...
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